Friday's local scoreboard for Jan. 27

Friday’s results
Minnesota Duluth 5, St. Cloud State 3
Western Michigan 6, Omaha 1
Denver 2, Colorado College 0
Arizona State 4, St. Thomas 0
Army 3, Air Force 1
Canisius 5, Niagara 2
RIT 4, Holy Cross 3
Mercyhurst 4, Bentley 3
Notre Dame 5, Wisconsin 3
Michigan 7, Penn State 3
Michigan Tech 3, Northern Michigan 0
MSU Mankato 4, Ferris State 1
St. Lawrence 4, Clarkson 2
Harvard 5, Colgate 4, OT
Cornell 3, Dartmouth 2
Boston 6, Boston College 3
Maine 3, Providence 2
UMass-Lowell 1, UMass 0
Merrimack 4, Vermont 2
UConn 6, Yale 1
Quinnipiac 5, Sacred Heart 0
USA Under-18 6, Bowling Green 3
Alaska 4, Alaska-Anchorage 3, OT

North Dakota 4, Miami 1
First period -- 1. UND, Jackson Blake PP (Riese Gaber, Chris Jandric) 4:18; 2. UND, Carson Albrecht (Nick Portz, Tyler Kleven) 12:13
Second period -- 3. UND, Kleven (Judd Caulfield, Ben Strinden) 2:41
Third period -- 4. UND, Matteo Costantini (Owen McLaughlin, Caulfield) 1:54; 5. MU, Hampus Rydqvist PP (William Hallén, Max Dukovac) 11:16
Penalties -- Louis Jamernik V, UND, hooking 0:08 first; Red Savage, MU, tripping 3:31 first; Gavin Hain, UND, roughing 9:24 first; Chris Jandric, UND, tripping 5:01 second; Jandric, UND, hooking 7:48 second; Jandric, UND, interference 9:27 third; Matthew Barbolini, MU, roughing 19:03 third; Barbolini, MU, unsportsmanlike conduct 19:03 third; Riese Gaber, UND, roughing 19:03 third; Gaber, UND, unsportsmanlike conduct 19:03 third; Max Dukovac, MU, kicking 19:42 third; Dukovac, MU, unsportsmanlike conduct 19:42 third; John Waldron, MU, unsportsmanlike conduct 19:42 third; Dukovac, MU, roughing 19:42 third; Tyler Kleven, UND, cross-checking 19:42 third; Dukovac, MU, game disqualification 19:42 third.
Goalie saves -- UND: Drew DeRidder 27; MU: Ludvig Persson 16
Penalties-minutes -- UND 8-19, MU 8-27
Power plays -- UND 1-2, MU 1-5
Referees -- Tom Stearns and Sterling Egan
Linesmen -- Troy Marrett and Logan Bellgraph
Attendance -- 2,745
RELATED: Drew DeRidder turns aside 27 shots as UND wins series opener at Miami

Minnesota 8, Michigan State 0
First period -- 1. Logan Cooley (Brock Faber, Ryan Johnson) 0:09; 2. Jimmy Snuggerud (Johnson, Faber) 16:47;
Second period -- 3. Connor Kurth (Aaron Huglen, Mike Koster) 7:36; 4. Matthew Knies (Snuggerud, Cooley) 15:48; 5. Koster 17:26
Third period -- 6. Jackson LaCombe PP (Snuggerud, Cooley) 3:09; 7. Huglen (Rhett Pitlick) 4:26; 8. Garrett Pinoniemi PP (Koster, Brody Lamb) 16:52
Goalie saves -- MSU: Dylan St. Cyr 16, Pierce Charleson 9; MIN: Justen Close 21

Bemidji State 3, Lake Superior State 2
First period -- 1. LSSU, Timo Bakos (Benito Posa, Jacob Bengtsson) 4:25; 2. LSSU, Tyler Williams 18:10
Second period -- 3. BEM, Ross Armour PP (Elias Rosén, Carter Jones) 11:28
Third period -- 4. BEM, Armour PP (Will Zmolek, Jones) 12:35; 5. BEM, Alexander Lundman (Jackson Jutting, Lleyton Roed) 19:44
Goalie saves -- BEM: Gavin Enright 14, Mattias Sholl 11; LSSU: Ethan Langenegger 27

Friday’s results
Minnesota 3, Minnesota Duluth 1
Ohio State 6, MSU Mankato 2
St. Cloud State 2, Bemidji State 0
Wisconsin 6, St. Thomas 1
Maine 5, UConn 4, OT
Long Island 6, Saint Michael’s 0
Franklin Pierce 4, St. Anselm 4, tie
Vermont 3, Boston College 2
Clarkson 3, Brown 1
Colgate 7, Dartmouth 0
Harvard 7, Cornell 6
Providence 7, New Hampshire 4
Northeastern 4, Holy Cross 0
Penn State 5, Lindenwood 1
RPI 2, Union 1
Yale 6, St. Lawrence 1
Boston 4, Merrimack 1

Friday’s results
Red River 51, Fargo Shanley 32
Fargo Davies 81, GF Central 48
Valley City 77, Devils Lake 56
Wahpeton 79, West Fargo Horace 69
Fargo North 54, Fargo South 30
Carrington 49, Edgeley-Kulm-Montpelier 41
Central Cass 60, Grafton 27

Langdon-E-M 70, Harvey-Wells County 25
Halftime: Langdon-E-M 40, Harvey-Wells County 4
Harvey-Wells County -- Emma Dockter 8, Brooklyn Dockter 5, Larissa Arnold 2, Rachel Neumiller 6, Rylee Jones 3, McKenzie Sagert 1
Langdon-Edmore-Munich -- Jalynn Swanson 8, Meredith Romfo 15, Aubrey Badding 7, Arika Bakke 2, Raleigh Ratzlaff 2, Cora Badding 15, Jaya Henderson 7, Halle Jabs 11, Payton Hall 2, Tallia Johnston 1

New Rockford-Shey. 52, St. John 49
Halftime: St. John 35, New Rockford-Shey. 23
New Rockford-Sheyenne -- Morgen Disrud 2, Aubree Jeanotte 11, Natalie Decoteau 21, Alani Morin 10, Kennley Davis 3, Kaycee Dejarlais 2
St. John -- Madi Myhre 8, Kelsie Belquist 14, Lori Wobbema 6, Kaiya O’Connor 6, Ava Peterson 13, Katie Allmaras 5

Kindred 50, Lisbon 37
Halftime: Kindred 28, Lisbon 25
Kindred -- Charli McQuillan 12, Peyton Gette 2, Avery Bartels 4, Kacie Burner 17, Amelia Eisenschenk 2, Laela Eisenschenk 8, Siera Nipstad 5
Lisbon -- Ella Tuhy 10, Kyra Haecherl 8, Kaia Sweet 1, Kendra Differding 5, Emerson Schultz 13

Four Winds-Minn. 53, North Star 30
Halftime: Four Winds-Minn. 46, North Star 12
Four Winds-Minnewaukan -- Suri Gourd 20, Alionna Lawrence 14, Hannah Fasset 10, Cailee Hanson 5, Kendra Spottedhorse 4
North Star -- Payton Harpestad 7, Katie Erickstad 4, Rogue Stephens 11, Mattea Wanzek 4, Claire Weber 4

Fosston 64, Climax-Fisher 39
Halftime: Fosston 38, Climax-Fisher 16
Fosston -- Brynlea Mahlen 19, Katelyn Vesledahl 14, Kinsley Duppong 11, Tessa Manecke 10, Calli Burrack 6, Vanessa Johnson 4
Climax-Fisher -- Peyton Hoffman 22, Lucy Paulsrud 7, Halle Reitmeier 4, Claire Erickson 3, Teegan Johnson 3

Warroad 58, Laporte 23
Halftime: Warroad 30, Laporte 18
Warroad -- Danika Gustafson 8, Faith Lilly 24, Cassidy Kotlowski 12, Attlee Larson 4, Natalie Homme 6, Leah Loeffler 4
Laporte -- Sisika Hislaw 7, Mylee Zubke 6, Macey Morris 3, Hannah Backus 2, Daphne Zubke 3, Logan Bauman 2

Thursday’s results
Sacred Heart at Red Lake Falls, postponed
Thompson 69, Drayton-V-E 20
Warren-Alvarado-Oslo 32, Goodridge-Grygla 29
Ada-Borup/West 61, Mahnomen-Waubun 58
Walker-H-A 75, Warroad 48
Albany 71, Fergus Falls 38
Perham 57, Wadena-Deer Creek 38
Fosston 62, Lake Park-Audubon 30
Moorhead 62, Buffalo 58
Kelliher-Northome 69, Blackduck 29
Pequot Lakes 65, Pine River-Backus 21
Red Lake County Central at Cass Lake-Bena, postponed to 1/30

Cavalier 53, North Border 42
Halftime: Cavalier 38, North Border 18
North Border -- Addi Brown 5, Kiera Moore 7, Jenna Fraser 10, Kierra Helland 7, Taelyn Dunnigan 10, Katie Volk 2, Jaelyn Johnson 1
Cavalier -- Eden Carrier 17, Jade Kihne 10, Rylen Burgess 17, Teagyn Fitzsimonds 5, Carmyn LeTexier 4

Win-E-Mac 45, Bagley 31
Halftime: Win-E-Mac 28, Bagley 18
Bagley -- Sadie Larson 2, Hillary Maruska 4, Kathryn Agnew 10, Shayla Hvezda 5, Peyton Proulx 2, Kira Thompson 6, Ana Fernandez Conde Iniesta 2
Win-E-Mac -- Nadelly Neubert 6, Bret DuChamp 7, Kianna Tadman 11, Lauren Kaupang 5, Kiersten Anderson 6, Shelby Mandt 2, Ava Howard 8

Badger-Greenbush-MR 63, Kittson County Central 47
Badger-Greenbush-Middle River -- Jade Reese 11, Kenzie Dahl 14, Hannah Bergsnev 8, Keyasha Housker 5, Tessany Blazek 6, Kinsley Hanson 13, Cassie Dahl 3, Sierra Westberg 4
Kittson County Central -- Warnke 2, Annika Johnson 1, Turn 8, Lindgren 5, White 6, Stenmark 3, Folland 1, Olson 7, Kuznia 12, Aidra Johnson 2

Friday’s results
Warren-Alvarado-Oslo at Sacred Heart, postponed
Devils Lake 87, Valley City 65
Fargo North 89, Fargo South 86, OT
Wahpeton 68, West Fargo Horace 62
West Fargo Sheyenne 84, West Fargo 74
Bemidji 68, Thief River Falls 50
Cherry 68, Fosston 59

Fargo Shanley 78, Red River 67
Halftime: Red River 32, Fargo Shanley 26
Fargo Shanley -- Connor Kraft 30, Jordan Leininger 17, Vuciri Hakim 13, Alex Wheelock 8, Jett Wolf 5, Kaden Christmann 3, Luke Hollcraft 2
Red River -- Zac Kraft 26, Pearce Parks 19, Zach Oehlke 11,Reis Rowekamp 7, Cam Klefstad 2, Logan Arason 2

Fargo Davies 86, GF Central 63
Halftime: Fargo Davies 40, GF Central 27
GF Central -- Jack Simmers 8, Ross Wilber 13, Cole Wilber 10, Leo Strandell 4, Erick Paye 24
Fargo Davies -- Mason Klabo 28, Raymond Brown 23, Max Mitzel 6, Ryan Bennett 7

Grafton 84, North Border 53
Halftime: Grafton 45, North Border 29
North Border -- Trenton Cosley 32, Grant Cosley 4, Daniel Dummer 2, Ayden Stainbrook 15
Grafton -- David Perez 20, Braylon Baldwin 16, Tony Villarreal 13, Reggie Rice 16, Omarion Brown 2, Abram Sevigny 7, Kyler Droog 10

Thompson 77, Park River/F-L 34
Halftime: Thompson 42, Park River/F-L 18
Park River/Fordville-Lankin -- Avery Rosinski 8, Emmitt Miller 16, Andrew Zikmund 1, Mitchell Shirek 7, Leo Ramirez 1,
Thompson -- Drew Overby 25, Brayden Wolfgram 7, Karter Peterson 12, Thomas Schumacher 2, Kevin Krogstad 6, Brayden Tyce 5, William Welker 2, Jakob Starcevic 14, Drew Odenbach 4

Hillsboro-CV 53, Cavalier 49
Halftime: Hillsboro-CV 34, Cavalier 26
Cavalier -- Adam Ratchenski 2, Zack Anderson 15, Talan Devine 10, Breckon Thorpe 14, Kaden Yanish 8
Hillsboro-Central Valley -- Micah Longshore 9, Riley Olson 3, Carter Limke 3, Dylan Mitzel 2, Peter Dryburgh 2, Landon Olson 20, Jacob Brandt 14

Goodridge-Grygla 67, Badger-Greenbush-MR 49
Halftime: Goodridge-Grygla 30, Badger-Greenbush-MR 24
Badger-Greenbush-Middle River -- Zach Blawat 18, Gabe Warne 8, Ivan Olafson 2, Ty Christian 6, Masen Swensen 3, Brennan Collins 8, Cole Blazek 4
Goodridge-Grygla -- Blake Rychlock 19, Matt Busse 7, Spencer Coan 2, Carson Rubischko 7, Lewis Jones 32

Bemidji 68, Thief River Falls 50
Halftime: Bemidji 39, Thief River Falls 21
Thief River Falls -- J. McDougall 4, C. Rosendahl 2, J. Rosendahl 15, B. Wilcox 3, G. Zutz 3, J Freidrich 4, L. Rantanen 2, J. Manning 17
Bemidji -- N/A

St. Cloud Cathedral 79, Warroad 49
Halftime: St. Cloud Cathedral 38, Warroad 23
Warroad -- Kason Pietruszewski 11, Kolden Gustafson 1, Zach Rose 2, Liam Grover 10, Gage Thompson 10, Logan Kvarnlov 6
St. Cloud Cathedral -- Tate Buckentine 20, Alex Schroeder 5, Emanuel Kutzera 24, Jack Stang 9, Gabriel Witte 2, Jackson Phillipp 4, Jacob Voth 4, Zachary Stolzenberg 6, Kellen Kinzer 4, Oliver 1

Thursday’s results
Fosston 84, Climax-Fisher 40
Perham 69, Barnesville 40
Dilworth-G-F 72, Breckenridge 62
Ada-Borup/West 73, Mahnomen-Waubun 67, OT
Pelican Rapids 60, Frazee 49
Hawley 61, Fergus Falls 56
Red Lake County at Roseau, postponed to 2/17

Four Winds-Minn. 90, Dunseith 40
Halftime: Four Winds-Minn. 43, Dunseith 16
Four Winds-Minnewaukan -- Deng Deng 24, Keilan Longie 5, Dalen Leftbear 14, Marial Deng 3, Keyshawn St. Pierre 10, Jonte Delorme 3, Greyson Delorme 2, Wade Nestell 8, Ty Dauphinais 1, Kelson Keja 6, Ky Keja 14
Dunseith -- Jeremy Laducer 2, Luke Lunday 4, Boston Davis 11, Corben House 3, Tayden Azure 14, Nelson DeCoteau 6

Fertile-Beltrami 78, Norman County East/UH 58
Halftime: Fertile-Beltrami 39, Norman County East/UH 29
Fertile-Beltrami -- Wyatt Crompton 9, Ian Jacobson 14, Reed Klemetson 2, Aiden Flaten 10, Cody Nodsle 2, Cole Bentley 15, Cade Bentley 4, Brock Fox 2
Norman County East/UH -- Derek Sorenson 11, Bryer Strem 2, Mason Nowacki 10, Caiden Swenby 28, Easton Petry 1, Caleb Stoltman 2, Ryan Van Den Winde 8, Preston Hanson 14, Cody Opdahl 2

Win-E-Mac 85, Bagley 50
Halftime: Win-E-Mac 49, Bagley 22
Bagley -- I Tramm 8, E Lafond 6, P Derhelm 4, P Auginaush 7, L Broten 7, J Kaiser 12, P Ramsrud 6
Win-E-Mac -- Justin Courneya 32, Joe Courneya 2, Cameron Bergman 7, Ryan Kangas 27, Jonas Spry 11, Braylon Hamre 6

Friday’s results
EGF Senior High at Crookston, postponed
Mandan 7, Devils Lake 4
Minot 6, Jamestown 0
West Fargo 3, Bismarck Century 0
St. Cloud 3, Thief River Falls 1
Roseau 5, Sartell-Sauk Rapids 2

Grand Forks 3, Dickinson 2, OT SO
First period -- 1. D, Kyndall Peterson (KeAna Hendrickson) 7:18
Second period -- 2. GF, Mya Mannausau PP (Taylor Kilgore, Marit Seeger) 7:13; 3. D, Hendrickson (Jenna Decker) 9:38
Third period -- 4. GF, Annika Presteng (Lauren Robinson, Mannausau) 16:15
Overtime -- No scoring.
Shootout -- Mannausau scores SO goal; GF wins SO 1-0 in 5 shooters
Goalie saves -- GF: Kaylee Baker 4-3-4-1--12; D: Olivia Vaagen 12-10-11-8--41
Grand Forks head coach Alex Hedlund: “We found a way to fight through adversity without a full line up due to sickness, but bottom line is we have to put ourselves in positions to win hockey games. A full 51 minutes will be needed to win games in March, that has to be our mindset now. I was proud of the answer back to force overtime with 45 seconds left in the game. Mya Mannausau had a good night for us scoring in regulation and in the shootout. I was also happy with some of our players that don’t see the ice quite as much, stepping up and giving us some good minutes. Short memory, and an all-in mindset is needed for tomorrow against Mandan.”

Andover 8, Warroad 4
First period -- 1. A, Cailin Mumm PP 4:51; 2. WAR, Rylee Bartz (Talya Hendrickson, Cahlilah Lindquist) 5:43; 3. A, Maya Engler 6:15; 4. WAR, Lindquist PP (Kate Johnson) 16:23
Second period -- 5. A, Mumm 4:43; 6. A, Hannah Christenson (Nora Sauer, Amelia McQuay) 8:27; 7. WAR, Hendrickson 9:08; 8. A, Christenson (Avery Kasick) 12:34
Third period -- 9. WAR, Bartz (Johnson, Hendrickson) 3:13; 10. A, Sauer (Engler, Ella Boerger) 4:58; 11. A, Boerger (Isa Goettl) 10:11; 12. A, Cailin Mumm (Kasick) 15:11
Goalie saves -- A: Courtney Stagman 26; WAR: Kate Stephens 17

Thursday’s results
Bemidji 6, EGF Senior High 2
First period -- 1. EGF, Blake Schultz PP 9:16
Second period -- 2. BEM, Bella Webb (Elizabeth Oster) 11:17; 3. BEM, Megan Berg (Makenna Orcher, Mya Lundeen) 11:59
Third period -- 4. BEM, Naomi Johnson (Millie Knott, Samantha Nistler) 2:48; 5. BEM, Oster (Kiera Nelson) 7:13; 6. BEM, Nistler (Lundeen) 9:53; 7. BEM, Orcher 12:30; 8. EGF, Schultz (Ava Kleinvachter) 14:42
Goalie saves -- EGF: Britlyn Rasmussen 14-10-9--33; BEM: Ava Myhre 12-7-9--28

Breckenridge-Wahpeton 7, Detroit Lakes 0
First period -- 1. Alison Hoerer (Anabel Pausch) 13:18; 2. Pausch (Hoerer) 15:53
Second period -- 3. Reagan Wohlers (Holly Ovsak, Kennedy Schuler) 4:54; 4. Schuler (Ovsak, Wohlers) 5:02; 5. Schuler PP (Hoerer, Wohlers) 15:40
Third period -- 6. Wohlers 3:58; 7. Schuler (Wohlers) 10:01
Goalie saves -- BW: Kolle Schuler 11; DL: Talyn Anderson 49

Friday’s results
Fargo Davies 7, West Fargo Sheyenne 4
Bismarck 5, Bottineau-Rugby 1
Fergus Falls 3, Brainerd 2
Park Rapids 5, Ely 0
Cloquet 3, Bemidji 2, OT
Crookston at Hibbing/Chisholm, postponed

GF Central 6, Devils Lake 0
First period -- 1. Caden Johansen (Bryce Philpot) 14:02
Second period -- 2. Colton Bjorge 9:34; 3. Bjorge PP (Evan Panzer, Finn Lockwood) 10:19; 4. Johansen (Philpot) 15:31
Third period -- 5. Markus Lunski (Cole Barta, Dylan LaMont) 6:49; 6. Johansen (Dallas Gibbs) 11:51
Goalie saves -- GFC: Preston Diederich 2-6-X--8, Jaxon Washburn X-X-3; DL: Brody Forsberg 16-10-15--41

Duluth Marshall 3, Bagley-Fosston 1
First period -- 1. DM, Kai Melton (Rienat Sukhonos) 7:16; 2. BF, Breckin Levin (Quinten Friborg) 9:35; 3. DM, Mason Musel (Brendan Friday, Henry Drevnick) 13:21
Second period -- No scoring.
Third period -- 4. DM, Braydon Hannula (Ethan Saukko, Aidan Adamski) 9:08
Goalie saves -- DM: Sam Pollard 31; BF: Kassandra Fontaine 35

Detroit Lakes 6, Lake of the Woods 2
First period -- 1. DL, Tommy Suckert (Brock Bender) 2:23; 2. LOW, Gregory Peters (Zachary Thompson) 7:16; 3. DL, Carter Bellefeuille PP (Jace Fields, Suckert) 9:55
Second period -- 4. DL, Suckert (Easton Kennedy) 2:24; 5. DL, E. Kennedy (even strength) (Aiden Kennedy) 7:57
Third period -- 6. LOW, Alexander Beckel PP (Brant Baron, Randy Wood) 5:48; 7. DL, A. Kennedy 7:27; 8. DL, Cooper Moore PP (Jacob Thomas, E. Kennedy) 8:41
Goalie saves -- LOW: Jayce Luce 47; DL: Josh Mack 16

Thief River Falls 9, Greenway-Coleraine 2
First period -- 1. TRF, Jaxon Hams (Jonah Lunsetter) 3:11; 2. TRF, Max Arlt (Braydin Lund, Tysen Loeffler)3:37; 3. TRF, Lund (Arlt, Loeffler) 4:11; 4. TRF, Paul Anderson (Gabe Winters, Jace Erickson) 4:54; 5. TRF, Lund PP (Arlt, Rylan Leake) 7:10; 6. GC, Matthew Hannah (Carter Cline) 9:20
Second period -- 7. TRF, Loeffler (Owen Bushy, Lund) 0:28; 8. TRF, Loeffler (Lund, Bushy) 9:15; 9. GC, Cline 14:28; 10. TRF, Lund (Erickson) 15:32; 11. TRF, Loeffler (Arlt) 16:38
Third period -- No scoring.
Goalie saves -- TRF: Connor Roff 20; GC: Ethan Ambuehl 2, Derek Gibeau 21

Kittson County Central 8, Wadena-Deer Creek 8, tie
First period -- 1. KCC, Tyler Hennen (Gavin Johnson, Hayden Olsonawski) 2:35; 2. WDC, Cole Woods 4:36; 3. KCC, Hennen (Olsonawski) 5:34; 4. WDC, Woods PP (Connor Davis, Aron Sutherland) 7:15; 5. KCC, Hennen 9:40; 6. WDC, Cooper Ness (Austyn Oothoudt, Carson Davis) 12:51
Second period -- 7. KCC, Olsonawski (Hennen, Dana Brown) 9:54; 8. KCC, Eli Muir (Hennen) 14:40; 9. WDC, Oothoudt (Woods) 15:29; 10. KCC, Hennen (Isaac Gustafson) 15:51; 11. WDC, Woods (Dalton Moyer, Kaden Peterson) 16:13; 12. KCC, Hennen SH (Olsonawski) 16:44
Third period -- 13. KCC, Hennen SH 0:52; 14. WDC, Evan Lunde (Moyer) 3:50; 15. WDC, Davis PP 12:58; 16. WDC, Lunde (Woods) 16:21
Overtime -- No scoring.
Goalie saves -- KCC: Isaac Lindegard 42; WDC: Lance Kaufman 8, Gunner Olson 15

Thursday’s results
Red River vs. West Fargo, postponed to 1/28 at 7 p.m.
Red Lake Falls at May-Port, postponed to 2/7
Detroit Lakes at Wadena-Deer Creek, postponed to 2/6
Roseau at Moorhead, postponed to 2/14

Brainerd 5, Fergus Falls 2
First period -- 1. BRA, Brady Johnson (Dylan Wikoff) 3:46; 2. FF, Colin Becker (Brayden Nelson, Leighton Buckmeier) 3:46; 3. FF, Gavin Goepferd (Michael Schmidt) 7:11; 4. BRA, John Finnegan 13:09
Second period -- 5. BRA, Johnson 1:49; 6. BRA, Kalvin Stengrim PP (Ashton Extrand, Chad King) 15:36
Third period -- 7. BRA, Stengrim empty net (Carter Gustafson) 15:42
Goalie saves -- BRA: Brody Lund 21; FF: Brady Metcalf 25

Friday’s result
Grand Forks 108, Jamestown 77
Winners and Grand Forks top 5
200 medley relay -- 1. Grand Forks A (Aiden Johnson, Logan Bjerke, Avery Berg, Michael Schill) 1:47.52; 3. Grand Forks B (Elias Eberhardt, Aidan Fiala, Marcos Llapa, Joe Nowatzki) 2:08.99
200 freestyle -- 1. Berg, GF, 1:52.65; 4. Eberhardt, GF, 2:04.55
200 intermedley -- 1. Bjerke, GF, 2:07.80; 2. A. Johnson, GF, 2:19.84; 5. Nowatzki, GF, 2:55.30
50 freestyle -- 1. Jackson Rerick, GF, 23.03; 4. 4 Schill, GF, 25.83; 5. Eberhardt, GF, 27.66
1 meter diving -- 1. Jonah Dafoe, GF, 150.70; 3. Nowatzki, GF, 136.70; 4. Robert Bonn, GF, 88.50
100 butterfly -- 1. Rerick, GF, 58.86; 4. Devin Navarro, GF, 1:47.54
100 freestyle -- 1. Ryaan Alshami, GF, 49.66; 4. Llapa, GF, 1:02.94; 5. Fiala, GF, 1:05.88
500 freestyle -- 1. A. Johnson, GF, 5:13.51; 4. Schill, GF, 5:37.64
200 freestyle relay -- 1. Grand Forks A (Schill, Bjerke, Rerick, Alshami) 1:33.96; 3. Grand Forks B (Zac Johnson, Navarro, Bennett Johnson, Llapa) 2:01.32
100 backstroke -- 1. Caleb Fabian, JAM, 1:03.16; 2. Bjerke, GF, 1:03.20; 4. Alshami, GF, 1:07.86
100 breaststroke -- 1. Berg, GF, 1:06.58; 4. Fiala, GF, 1:21.47
400 freestyle relay -- 1. Grand Forks A (Berg, Rerick, A. Johnson, Alshami) 3:28.77; 3. Grand Forks B (Micah Schindler, Eberhardt, Fiala, Nowatzki) 4:16.79
Grand Forks head coach Brent Newman: “Jamestown is a team that we don’t get to see that often and we were very fortunate this season to have the opportunity to compete against them in a dual situation. We were very grateful that the weather cooperated enough that they were also able to travel and still compete against us. Our guys were anxious to get another night of competition under their belt and they continue to prove to themselves that they can swim well and compete while in the midst of hard training. We can certainly tell it is catching up to them, but to their credit they are working through it, as they should, and giving everything their best effort. They are coming together as a team while working towards their individual goals. We have a good solid week of straight training ahead of us for the guys to now start incorporating improved technique and strategy to their continually improving efforts. We have a lot of work ahead of us.
Michael Schill is still a young guy (eighth grade) but is so motivated and focused on getting better and improving his swimming ability that he is very mature for his age and quickly becoming a role model on the team. He comes to practice and puts in his time working through exhaustion and frustration and generally doesn’t let it overcome his emotion. Tonight was a huge payoff for him and his effort. His first career state qualifying time happened today (500 freestyle) and we couldn’t be happier for him. It’s a testament to his drive and determination and he just keeps working at making himself, and the people around him, better.
Avery Berg continues to chip away at his personal best times with his hard driving, “do your job” attitude that he brings to practice and competition. Tonight, he had two first place individual finishes in the 200 freestyle and 100 breaststroke (career PR). Avery is very even-keeled which really benefits him in this sport because he never really gets too high or too low and generally doesn’t let an emotional roller coaster affect his performance. Tonight, was just another example of him putting his best effort forward and, again, surprising himself with great swims that in-the-moment did not feel like his best. He’s that athlete that is constantly concerned he’s not doing enough even though he’s one of the hardest working guys on the team.”

Thursday’s result
Fargo at Grand Forks, canceled due to weather

N.D. Coaches’ Poll
Second edition
100 -- 1. Jennifer Verdin, Hettinger; 2. Keeley Kainoa, Mandan; 3. Anna White, Central Cass; 4. Izzy Owens, Bismarck; 5. Brooklyn LaFrenz, Mandan; 6. Emily Youboty, Bismarck Legacy
105 -- 1. Alicia Kenfack, Bismarck Legacy; 2. Elizabeth Mortenson, Minot; 3. Gabby Hanning, Valley City; 4. Vada Hoffman, South Border; 5. Taya Lura, Carrington; 6. Avery Jacobson, Rugby
110 -- Elizabeth Youboty, Bismarck Legacy; 2. Mallory DeVries, Central Cass; 3. Danika Bennett, Pembina County North; 4. Alcila Olson, Hettinger; 5. Keisha Tomac, New Salem; 6. Alyssa Nitschke, South Border
115 -- 1. Alexis Schneider, Napoleon; 2. Julia Araujo, Bismarck; 3. Hallie Nash, Minot; 4. Shelby Miller, Ellendale-Edgeley-Kulm; 5. Adaleene Hanson, Lisbon; 6. Sophia Johnson, Bismarck Legacy
120 -- 1. Rei Ogden, Bismarck Century; 2. Shayla DeBlaere, West Fargo; 3. Kashtyn Bredahl, Des Lacs-Burlington; 4. Sanie Gayflor, Fargo; 5. Marlie Stremick, Pembina County North; 6. Adrian Steidler, Bismarck Legacy
125 -- 1. Avery Mohr, Fargo; 2. Emerson Schwab, Lisbon; 3. Karyssa Meidinger, LaMoure; 4. Ellie Roseland, Hettinger; 5. Kaylie Clingman, Mon-Dak; 6. Fatima Ceja, South Border
130 -- 1. Lindsey Anderson, West Fargo; 2. Grace Lemar, Central Cass; 3. Mylee Christenson, Valley City; 4. Kaylee Kurz, Grand Forks; 5. Violet Sola, Velva; 6. Makenzie Stoddart, Bismarck
135 -- 1. Alyssa Johnson, Grand Forks; 2. Aleyia Cullinan, Bismarck Legacy; 3. Haleigh Carr, Minot; 4. Kariss Mann, Napoleon 5. Maddison Reems, Bismarck; 6. Lois Schneider, Central Cass
140 -- 1. Victoria Pasterz, Des Lacs-Burlington; 2. Paige Baumgartner, Bismarck; 3. Jennifer Keller, South Border; 4. Kerrington Lee, Stanley; 5. Hanna Ryberg, Bismarck Legacy; 6. Shelby Sherman, Central Cass
145 -- 1. MaKenna Belling, Northern Cass; 2. Kierra Aguilar, Minot; 3. Gracia Rolf , Lisbon; 4. Trisa Schroeder, Carrington; 5. Summer Hanna, Bismarck Legacy; 6. Aubrie Overson, Bismarck
155 -- 1. Jordan Flynn, Central Cass; 2. Lexi Beckler, Bismarck; 3. Paige Spomer, Bismarck Century; 4. Emily Novak, Grand Forks; 5. Arianna Aguilar, Minot; 6. Jasmine Schaeffer, Fargo
170 -- 1. Alexis Storsved, Mandan; 2. Emma Buee, Des Lacs-Burlington; 3. Sadie Richmond, Minot; 4. Isabelle Berg, Devils Lake; 5. Mireya Sanchez, West Fargo; 6. Kiley Cline, Beulah-Hazen
190 -- 1. Phoenix Lindseth, Bismarck Legacy; 2. Koline Novargo, Fargo; 3. Hannah Sjostrom, Jamestown; 4. Cambree Anderson, Bismarck; 5. Audrey Fueher, Ellendale-Edgeley-Kulm; 6. Brooke Bundy, Valley City
250 -- 1. Love Hopkins, White Shield; 2. Aleena Meza, Jamestown; 3. Catie Sinner, Central Cass; 4. Brinley Buechler, Bismarck; 5. Belinda Perry, Bismarck Century; 6. Omoye Igiehon, Mandan

Thursday’s results
West Fargo Sheyenne at GF Central, postponed due to weather
Red River at Fargo Davies, postponed to 1/27 at 5:30 p.m.
Fargo North 66, Fargo South 6

Summit League
Standings
Conference / Overall
S.D. State 10-0 17-5
N.D. State 7-2 13-6
South Dakota 7-3 11-10
Oral Roberts 6-4 9-12
North Dakota 4-5 11-8
Omaha 4-6 9-12
Denver 3-7 7-14
Western Ill. 3-7 8-13
Kansas City 3-7 6-14
St. Thomas 2-8 7-13
Thursday’s results
S.D. State 99, St. Thomas 57
South Dakota 74, Western Illinois 56
Kansas City 64, Omaha 55
Oral Roberts 93, Denver 83
Saturday’s game
N.D. State at North Dakota, 1 p.m.

Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference
Standings
Conference / Overall
Minn. Duluth 15-0 18-2
Augustana 12-3 18-3
MSU Mankato 12-3 16-3
St. Cloud St. 11-4 14-5
UMary 10-5 11-7
SW Minn. St. 9-6 12-8
UM Crookston 9-6 10-11
Northern St. 7-8 12-9
Wayne State 6-9 10-9
Con.-St. Paul 6-9 9-10
MSU Moor. 6-9 9-10
Minot State 5-10 9-12
Winona State 4-11 10-11
Upper Iowa 3-12 7-13
Sioux Falls 3-12 6-15
Bemidji State 2-13 5-14
Friday’s results
Upper Iowa 74, MSU Moorhead 59
Concordia-St. Paul 71, Minot State 61
MSU Mankato 86, UMary 60
Southwest Minnesota State 69, Bemidji State 64
Minnesota Duluth 74, Wayne State 54
Augustana 66, St. Cloud State 48

Minnesota Crookston 63, Sioux Falls 60, OT
Halftime: Sioux Falls 34, Minnesota Crookston 29
End of regulation: Minnesota Crookston 55, Sioux Falls 55
Sioux Falls -- Olivia Gamoke 13, Madison Wuebben 9, Brecli Honner 6, Riley Moreland 4, Hayley Knoblock 2, Megan Fannin 14, Dallie Hoskinson 8, Tayah Leenderts 4
Minnesota Crookston -- Bren Fox 17, Emma Miller 16, Alex Page 14, Janie Tormanen 9, Taryn Frazer 5, Nicole Hernandez 2

North Star Athletic Association
Standings
Conference / Overall
Mayville State 7-1 15-4
Dakota State 7-1 17-5
Bellevue 7-1 13-8
Valley City St. 4-4 11-10
Dickinson St. 3-5 8-14
Viterbo 2-6 5-15
Waldorf 2-6 4-14
Presentation 0-8 1-18
Friday’s results
Dickinson State 69, Presentation 43

Mayville State 88, Valley City State 72
Halftime: Mayville State 41, Valley City State 37
Mayville State -- Mackenzie Hughes 26, Jordan Zrust 24, Jes Mertens 13, Erin Walcker 11, CJ Decker 4, Emma Passa 5, Kayla Rocholl 3, Sydney Brekken 2
Valley City State -- Adriana Torres 22, Ashlyn Diemert 11, Hailey Roberts 9, Allie Critchley 3, JayCee Richter 12, Taryn Dieterle 9, Meredith Dumas 5, Madison Wilhelmi 1

Summit League
Standings
Conference / Overall
Oral Roberts 10-0 18-4
S.D. State 6-4 11-10
Western Ill. 6-4 13-8
Kansas City 6-4 9-13
N.D. State 6-4 9-13
South Dakota 5-5 9-12
St. Thomas 5-5 14-9
Denver 3-7 12-11
Omaha 3-7 7-15
North Dakota 1-9 7-16
Friday’s result
N.D. State 91, North Dakota 75
Halftime: NDSU 53, UND 46
UND (7-16, 1-9 Summit) – Tsartsidze 6-16 0-0 14, Danielson 1-4 0-0 3, Omot 4-13 1-3 9, Trent 2-4 2-2 6, Eaglestaff 3-10 0-0 8, Norman 8-14 3-3 25, Levias 4-8 1-1 10, Mathews 0-1 0-0 0, Sueker 0-0 0-0 0. Totals: 28-70 7-9 75.
NDSU (9-13, 6-4 Summit) – Nelson 13-20 8-11 36, Streit 3-3 0-0 6, Wheeler-Thomas 3-6 2-2 9, White 2-6 0-0 4, Skunberg 7-14 2-2 17, Waddles 4-8 0-0 9, Miller 4-5 0-0 10, Yoder 0-1 0-0 0, Hastreiter 0-1 0-0 0, Sletten 0-1 0-0 0. Totals: 36-65 12-15 91.Halftime: NDSU 53, UND 46. Total fouls: UND 12, NDSU 11. Fouled out: none. Rebounds: UND 29 (Omot 7); NDSU 43 (Streit 8). 3-point goals: UND 12-35 (Tsartsidze 2-7, Danielson 1-3, Trent 0-2, Omot 0-3, Eaglestaff 2-7, Norman 6-11, Levias 1-2); NDSU 7-22 (Nelson 2-5, Wheeler-Thomas 1-3, White 0-3, Skunberg 1-5, Waddles 1-3, Miller 2-2, Hastreiter 0-1). Assists: UND 10 (four with 2); NDSU 8 (Miller 3). Turnovers: UND 4 (four with 1); NDSU 4 (four with 1). A–3,867.

Thursday’s results
Oral Roberts 102, Denver 61
Western Illinois 75, South Dakota 72
Kansas City 64, Omaha 61
St. Thomas 60, S.D. State 54

Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference
Standings
Conference / Overall
MSU Moor. 12-3 17-4
Northern St. 12-3 16-5
Minn. Duluth 11-4 15-6
Sioux Falls 10-5 15-6
Upper Iowa 10-5 13-8
Bemidji State 9-6 14-7
Wayne State 9-6 14-7
SW Minn. St. 9-6 13-7
MSU Mankato 7-8 13-8
Winona St. 6-9 11-9
UMary 6-9 10-9
Augustana 6-9 10-11
Minot State 6-9 9-10
St. Cloud St. 4-11 7-13
Con.-STPl 3-12 5-16
UM Crook 0-15 1-20
Friday’s results
Upper Iowa 84, MSU Moorhead 78
Concordia-St. Paul 86, Minot State 85, OT
UMary 69, MSU Mankato 67
Bemidji State 83, Southwest Minnesota State 76
Minnesota Duluth 92, Wayne State 89
Augustana 90, St. Cloud State 66

Sioux Falls 98, Minnesota Crookston 74
Halftime: Sioux Falls 48, Minnesota Crookston 31
Sioux Falls -- Noah Puetz 13, Jack Thompson 10, Kenji Scales 9, Zane Alm 9, Matt Cartwright 3, Jack Cartwright 20, Conner Jackson 11, Trent Lippoldt 6, Carson Rentz 5, Mason Steele 4, Jake Kettner 4, Austin Olson 4
Minnesota Crookston -- Pedro Rossi 19, Xzavier Jones 18, Blaize Sagna 7, Matthew Allman 3, Chandler Meeks 2, Rambo Badyal 17, De’Antray Hughes 8

North Star Athletic Association
Standings
Conference / Overall
Mayville State 7-1 17-4
Viterbo 6-2 12-9
Bellevue 5-3 13-9
Dickinson St. 5-3 9-12
Valley City St. 4-4 11-11
Dakota State 3-5 9-13
Waldorf 2-6 6-14
Presentation 0-8 5-15
Friday’s results
Valley City State 102, Mayville State 98
Halftime: Valley City State 48, Mayville State 42
Mayville State -- Thomas Gieske 26, Juan Carlos Canahuate 12, Jamison Kramer 7, Sebastian Griffin 4, Taine Mitchell 4, Jacques Safra 19, Colby Dillenbeck 16, Steele Senske 10
Valley City State -- Cayden Rickard 22, Daevonte Munson 17, Duoth Gach 13, Hunter Lyman 5, Tate Hebrink 2, Joseph Owens 15, Cleveland Bedgood 10, Hunter Sand 10, Edmon Paul Oyet 8

Friday’s result
Creighton 5, North Dakota 2
Singles
1. Kate Krueger, CU, over Sapir Sela 6-3, 6-0; 2. Malvika Shukla, CU, over Nyah Kauders 6-3, 3-6, 6-3; 3. Valerie Negin, CU, over Nore Heinitz 6-4, 7-5; 4. Ana Paula Martinez, CU, over Andrea Jansson 6-2, 6-3; 5. Jule Schulte, UND, over Leanne Kendall 6-4, 7-6; 6. Bianca Rademacher, CU, over Angela Georgieva 6-2, 6-4
Doubles
1. Sela/Jansson, UND, over Kendall/Shukla 6-3; 2. Negin/Martinez, CU, over Schulte/Heinitz 6-3; 3. Charlotte Bowles/Kauders, UND, over Krueger/Siri Kongara 6-4

Friday’s result
North Dakota 5, Creighton 2

Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference
NSIC preseason coaches’ poll
1. Augustana (10 first-place votes) 217 total points
2. MSU Mankato (3) 208
3. (tie) St. Cloud State (3) and Winona State 187
5. Minnesota Duluth 181
6. Concordia-St. Paul 157
7. Southwest Minnesota State 128
8. Sioux Falls 127
9. Minot State 90
10. (tie) Upper Iowa and Wayne State 87
12. Bemidji State 66
13. Northern State 61
14. Minnesota Crookston 47
15. UMary and MSU Moorhead 45